Hi, Question: Which sentence is more correct? Sentence1: I hope I can meet you for an interview. Sentence2: I hope I could meet you for an interview. My opinion: Sometimes, "could" is a polite version of "can". Howeve…
As the director of the project management discipline for a leading Interactive Agency, I interview quite a few people. A standard question I ask during a typical first interview is “What do you feel is the secret to project management, in other words, …
Josh Ellis, the CIO at the Serious Fraud Office, is a breath of fresh air. He
doesn’t believe in mega projects, and would rather take on the risks of
a sizeable programme than pay a premium to transfer risk to a systems
integrator.
I think I might annoy some people with this blogpost, so to get myself psyched up for it – I’ve imagined that I’m being interviewed by the BBC’s arch-interrogator, Jeremy Paxman.
Jeremy Paxman interviews Michael Howard. “Did you t…
Natthapong Samutpradit (Moo) from Thailand, graduated from the Academic Intensive English Language Program at Baruch College’s Division of Continuing and Professional Studies …
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Ya-Chen Hsu from Taiwan attended the Peralta Colleges in the San Francisco area, where she studied Apparel Design and Merchandising.
Premjit Sritrakul, from Thailand, studying in Pomona, California at California State Polytechnic University.
Tsung-Feng (Simon) Kang from Taiwan studies English at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington.